Stonewall Triumphs and Schedule Ties in Boys League Standings
The Stonewall team led standings with wins over Harper and Willow City in a tight field. Comfort defeated Willow City 9 to 0, while Carter's and Willow City show as upcoming matches. Stonewall and Harper split results as the league set Sundays for next fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Comfort Carter's
Willow City
Laennas
W. IL. Pet
Stonwall
Harper
Comfort
Ta Ba
Sunset Defeats Mason In Doubleheader Softball
Seipp's softballers traveled to Mason Wednesday for a return game against the town team. A seven inning and a five inning doubleheader produced Sunset wins. Hardy Moses pitched in the first game as Sunset won 18 2, and Ernie Heimann held the Petersons in the second for an 8 4 victory. More games are scheduled through the summer with out of town opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seipp
Mason
Agen
Sunset
Hardy Moses
Ernc Heimann
Petemen
Stonewall Dominates Harper 14 0 in Farm Boys Series
Stonewall shuts out Harper 14 0 in the eighth game of the Farmer Boys series. Heep pitched seven innings, Ruebsahm finished, Harper managed four hits off the two Stonewall pitchers. Seven Stonewall runs came in the third as errors plagued Harper. Stonewall played tight defense throughout. Next Sunday Harper hosts Comfort while Harper seeks its first series win this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Harper
Heep
Ruebsahm
Comfort
Harper Boys
Wnenneee
Cottle
Lumpkin
Nuevas
Deike
Burg
M Burg
Gillespie Mutual Admits Nine Members
Gillespie County Mutual Aid Insurance Association directors met Monday in regular session led by Pres Otto Henke. Nine new members were admitted. The annual meeting is set for the first Saturday in July. The mortuary fund has funds to pay the $1000 claim of the heirs of Mrs. Frank Morgan when presented. All other claims have been paid. May assessments have some outstanding collections and the June card has been mailed. Members must pay within 60 days or reinstate within 10 days after. Members drop out automatically if assessments are not paid within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County Mutual Aid Insurance Association
Otto Henke
Mortuary Fund
Frank Morgan
South America Opens as Major Business Front for U.S.
The article argues Latin America offers vast untapped markets for American investment as Germany and Britain focus on other fronts. It cites Cosmopolitan’s Desmond Holdridge on South American nations needing U.S. goods and infrastructure to spur development, with 90 percent of the population near coasts and a window for Pan-American commerce. It also notes a new denim fabric from textile designers and reports Lafayette McDonald ill with pneumonia, with his brothers at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United States
Wong
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Desmond Holdridge
Holdridge
Heep pitches as Deike triumphs in nine inning game
Heep earns win as three base hits from Heep power Deike to victory. Om Cottle takes a loss with Beckmann and Bockle umpiring. Eckert is the scorer on a windy day at the park.
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Deike
Heep
Winnig
Om ‘Cottle
Beckmann
Bockle
Eckert
Rain Observers Report May Precipitation Across Gillespie County
May rainfall in Gillespie County ranged from 2.1 to 4.69 inches per L C R A observers. Ben Riley in Crabapple led with 4.69 inches. Karl Durst in Doss reported 2.1 inches. other reporters noted 2.93 to 4.69 inches and heavy rain on May 7th to 9th.
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Gillespie County
Ben Riley
Crabapple
Doss
Karl Durst
The
Radio Post
Willow City
Oswald Eckhardt
F. B. Riley
Kermit Schnelle
Levi Deike
Fredericksburg
Alfred Neffendorf
White Oak
T. K. Carr
Harper
Otto Rahe
Young John Ringling the self made circus king
Richard Fuchs recounts Ringling’s rise from a four year old who sparked his life’s path to monopolizing circusdom. The article notes his fortune estimated at 50 to 100 million, a fleet of luxury cars, and his expanding empire in oil, railroads, real estate, and show promotion as he merged Ringling Brothers with Barnum and Bailey.
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Diamond Jim” Brady
John Ringling
Richard Fuchs
Amazing
Circus Impressario
Fuchs
Ringling
Ringling Brothers
Otto
Mr. A
JENSCHKE RITES HELD FOR MRS MARIA FRIESINGER JENSCHKE
Mrs Maria Friesinger Jenschke died in Fredericksburg on June 3 1940 aged 78. She was born May 5 1862 in Germany and married to Robert Jenschke on October 24 1894. Survivors include numerous Jenschke relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at Schaetter's funeral home and St Marys church with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Maria Louise Jung Kensing
Fredericksburg
Texas
Charlie
Emma Jung
Charlie Kensing
M. Steinmann
Harry Kensing
Bessie
Emil Isher
Harold Kensing
Ann
Adolph Heep
George Kensing
Mathilda
Chr
Hahne
Dora
Henry Doell
Clara
E. Lutes
Alma
Chr. Staats
Emil
Willie
Adolph
Andrew Jung
Mason
O. F. Kattner
Edison Street
Ernest Hoffmann
Robert Jenschke
Maria Friesinger
Germany
Amalia
Theo
Stein
Christian Jenschke
Bandera
Anna
Reinhold Gellermann
Eddie Hartmann
Hugo Jenschke
Emma
Alfred Stehling
Alfred
Richard
Otto Jenschke
Cecilia
Edgar Wehmeyer
Elizabeth
Robert Stehling
Barbara Ostermaier
Father F. X. Wolf
Schaetter
St. Mary’s Church
First Aid and Accident Prevention Radio Series On Air
The First Aid and Accident Prevention series Listen and Live airs Sundays at 11 AM CST on NBC Blue coast to coast from Washington. The June to July run features guests like Admiral McIntire Capper Kennedy Waesche Magie and ends July 21 with stations including WXYZ Detroit and KWK St Louis.
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National Headquarters
American Red Cross
National Broadcasting Company
Blue Network
Washington
Ross T. McIntire
U.S. Navy
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Robert H. Kennedy
Russell R. Waesche
U. S. Coast
James Carre Magie
U.S. Army
WXYZ
Detroit
WENR
WLS
Chicago
KWK
St Louis
WMT
Cedar Rapids
WTCN
Menneapolis
St. Paul
KSO
Des Moines
Wren
Kanaas City
KVOD
Denver
KTOK
Okla City
KGKO
Ft. Worth
KXYZ
Houston
Gillespie Mateel Funeral Benefit Association Meets
Gillespie County Mutual Funeral Benefit Association held its annual meeting at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon. President Geo Klein presided. A A Fiedler reported a nearly 250 surplus. Directors named were Herman Usener Geo Klein A A Fiedler G L Teague and R J Olfers who will select officials.
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Gillespie County Mutual Funeral Benefit Association
Court House
Pres
Geo. Klein
A. A. Fiedler
Herman Usener
G. L. Teague
R. J. Olfers
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Sanday, Jame
Sterling
Wilson
EAST
Michaela Mearn
Stehling Bros
Carter
Patteulze Flerald
Girdes
Lapo Rye
Qoagh
Pope Vay Lao
Arate
Wolfmueller’s Bread
Vertis Dt
Kerrville, Texas
Gillespie Mutual
ac Bureau of Home _ Economics
Lafayette McDonald
Oscar McDonald
Kerrinlel
J. L. McDonald
Roosevelt
Tebeyey
E. E. Saenger Lumber Company
Kerrville
Schreiner Wool & Mohair
Arty
Wick
Rialto
Lew Ayres, Slim Summerville
Vivien Leigh
Robert Taylor
Waterloo Bridge
John Garfield
Ann Shirley
Joan Crawford
Frederic March
Susan and God
Pfeil
Boston Red Sox
Clarence Pfeil
Walter Pfeil
Piedmont
Maryland
Texas University Longhorn
Clarence
Fredericksburg Giants
Mrs
Fred
Rexall
Naya
Ariana Bie
Fredericksourg
Texan
Carson City
Big
Jane Withers
Gene Autry
Flight Angel
Jones
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Gillespie Mateel Funeral Benefit Association
Pegesy
Ted
A. C. Boening
del Monte & Libbys
Woerner Grocery CO
Harper’s Annual
Lone Star Ramblers
Sponsored By
Harper W.O.W
America
Central Power and Light Company
CPL
Aed Ceahi
Eth
Wanda & Pentroleum Oil
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